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Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

Mrs. Irwin Thomas, OF Philadelphia, Is
visiti, Z this city.
]. Tay lor Cause and others are taking
q cIulo en- the yacht Fs con.
C. A. Lippiucott, dry goods msf.
chan, No. 3l2 Market street. Is eu!'e
seriously indisposed.
Rev, B, @. Nseihsm viii oaptise nve
rersops In the Brsndywipe A. Cnsod :
Ford, Pa on Sunday next at 9 81 .. ID :
Rehecca, tie mother q the late Bay
nra TAYLOR, attended picnic on sa1at
dsy last, ami hsj q p.easAti vcfu ior
all.
Mr. Evan Mar. employed 8. the r,
w. & Is. carshcp, started Iaesos!
morning for wsst Virginia TO pay
visit to hla parents, and bis many
friends visa hin peasant loaIney
aod q safe return.
Samue. G. Brown aud Samus' U
White o. this city, having 'ssed the
Congress- aa!! stables a. Atlantic City
forwarded . nrmbss OF carriages ana
horses aad will cooducs = hrsl-clas'
livery bu siuess dur,ns the season.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
The Excursion OF tn. se..o,.

The first annual excursion Of Wash.
ipgtou Oonclsve No. ,, Heptasopbs. or
Seven Wise Men, will take place At BIZ.
minghAm Park, on Wednesday, August
8, two weeks from to-day, and the IL di
cations are that 1t will be the excur.ion
Of the season. Birmingham Park ia
the most delightful place Of resort
within easy reach Of this city. Si,us.
ted rs 1t 10 In . delightful shady a. d
ol grove, along side OF the beautiful
d romantic Brandy wine, 1t afford ;
unsqusllen facilities for epjJs ing a day
OF uUslloy I'd pleasure.
Tbs prizes "h CT he ccmmittae IL
tend 70 oAer 90 .isting OF m agnifi cent
silver iSe p,t.u1r, Pol6 bacse b,se ball
and bats, siiver-headed cane, gohle, Be.
for I, fis shootipg, clay pigeon shooting
base ball match, walking match ana
oIher amusem. n "a, have been purchased
and will be On exhibition in . fe avs
The tickets will only be so CT nts, aud
As the mum Der is limited, all who wist
to 20 should secure them without delay
Excellent music viii bs furnished 10,
dancing, aud abundant opportunity
afforded for all who wish 10 pA,t!ci
| pate.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Destroyed by an EARTH tquake.

E. PASo, Texas, Ju7y lt.-C.ose upon
tie heels OF tie news OF he ear:EG uake
AZ B .y!spe come the details OF sill
greater cai.mty y s.: Baesr.ac, town
tweu:y ni!es +; N B2y spe I:aad before
the catastrophe l2.1 Inhabitants. When
Bav.sp- Was destroyed IL WI was tal-
Is saasea up and inosc c, The !ahabi:ant;
f-i. S.n then the ioTn o: Bscsr!Ac
has been visited Is sccces sion Ct saccH:
thA. have .eiccld t1e whole town =
runs. Mos c. tie peop.e escAped, .
they led the cogn ry e.rorSu!cEen o.
the I :. disturbance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
r.,r,te s,or N IN wee,:vngtnia.

WHEELING. Va, July l9.-The exces- I
s,ve heat culmiuated last night In the
,ao,t terrific storm ever wiinesset. here
The rain ard wind were heavy, demohse-
mo ,hsd. trees and fepces, aud ior an
hour there was not second S in ernission
between the flashes ofligh,ning. IL was oe
Iieyta the only damage was the demoEtion
a. one wall of atso story brick Rouse Oh
rtgh.h street. belonging to Jacob enyder,
" bu, reports from the country TO day
show this was but tr.fing part.
Al Grafton the ghtning was the most
severe eyer exp rienced Mrs. W, /.
carr was sitting in the room with ter
;hree children, when the house was
struck bv lightning, which SET nre 70 ihe
he'd in the room. NeiEhoors running 20
extinguish the flames found that MIS-
Carr had been instantly killed ana me
three children burned by the electric
bolt. The childrsns' injuries are not
serious, though one of them is sesere '
burned, The residence OF Mr. 0eorSe
Diem was also struck aud large ho.e
knocked in The inmates were s.igh1Iy
stunned.
A sable OF G. B.ieienste.n 3. Martin !;
Ferry, WAS struck and burned Inc nl'
barn Of Z. Fisher. al Elm Grove, was Dc
tTne barn OF James Garyen, on he tai!
mount roa =, was hurnec, loss 5000, in
surauct $3.50. The barn and two stAoiti
Of George Haze!ett, near Garvens, wer'
s'so destroyed; loss $500, insuTaae'
Sl7t0.
RALTlMoRE's DESTRUCTIVE STORM
BAIrluoRg. July i?-The storm Q
Yesterday afternoon was followed ,.
another of almost eIu1l force about tAre
O'Clock this N rning. Several houses OF
I, ,lCumber,ald street, aear G.!nor, weE
struck by lightning and unrooted, an
: their contents almost entirely dest7oYe,
by rain. Harlem Park the most oesu.i
! fuI resort within the city, ms norma
: presents an appearance OF tesolAccn
Nearly all the trees are damaged an'
: many of them entirely DESTROYED. n
rooted houses are 10 b- seen al over N
western section OF the city, ard the az
eregate damage Is heavy, though the IN
diy!iual losses are conpa adve!y light
tthe CITY Marine Hospital, down Ii
Patapsco river, the hail OF yesterday after
poan broke ali the windows on the sou,
: side, and the entire building was flooded
!. The rainfall for the twelve hours endin
h a. four o'clock this mCralng was
: inches.
/. During yesterday afternoons storm
q Mrs. James En., wife OF iarmtr liSit
+. in the uaoer part OF Wicomico county
i. and Dr.. Woclyertou, . visitor, were bot
: Killed instantly by lightning. Nes
: 3Csckeysv:.ls. Charles c lrS, who Ts
r driving q pair Of horses, was a.=o k.Le'
!, The flash TIA: caused L.: leA.4 also Ai-
( e1 b5.a horses
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
FOURTH EDITION
A Probable Homicide,

Jchn Hood, colored the particulars Of
whose shooting by his brother were pub !
iisbed In yesterday's REPUBLICAN, 10
living In q critical condition at bis real
deuce near Hsre'a Corner, and very
lit;le hope 10 entertained OF his recov.
sry. Last evening the wounded man
m do an ante. NJ ortem statement ID the
presence Of Coroner Barn hi and others,
In witch he said that Clarn Irene Hood,
the Is year old daughter OF William,
anne 10 hIs house last Sunday morning
aud demanded some clothes AID pic
lures that were thtre.
Joseph told her that Is be did rot
know anv thing about them, she would
have to wait until his daughter
Hattie came home. ClsA refused 10
wait and vent away very angry, fol
lowed by Joseph, who net Williams
| sife near her house and commenced to
explain the matter to her. While be
was thus engaged, Williams 10 year
old son came into the yard, and thrust,
ing 8 pistol into his uncle's face said
II am going to shoot you
Joseph told him not TO etick the pir-
, tol in Bis face rs he WAS not afraid OF 1t.
/ At this time William appeared, and as
e soon rs he saw his brother he stepped
into the front room and returned In less
J than o minute with his gun. he then
ordered Joseph to leave his premises,
l., but before be could move be pulled the
3 trigger, and the entire load OF bird shot
e mum be ri3g about l20. was lodged In his
r brother's left cheek and shoul der.
Joseph ,ays .hat he did not give him
the slightest p!ovocation, and that be
firmly believes William shot with tte
= intention Of killing him. He also said
that William made threats tometin
: ago that he would kill him. and hi;
:, wife say che has lived Ia bodily fear oI
I. him for long time.
I William was arrested last evening by
Constable Diliin and lodged in 8 cell a
police station. He says that when hi
!, daughter went TO Joseph's house b.
took his shoes of and gave them to hll
4. own wife, and that when Jc,eph fol
= lowed her over 10 his house be was stCl
N in bed, but upon hearing loud talkini
II went down to see " ha: was the matter
BE claims that as soon IS Joseph sa7
him at the door he came toward him Il
d a thrs satening manner, AID he raise
the gun and let 60 ia self defense z
n denies tha. be ever threatened hi
T. brother or that they had ever quariele'
. previously, and assests tha; they hsy
a always been on good terms.
The wounded mans condition Is yer
n. 9 r,ous, as the entire charge Of the she
~ entered his face aud shoulder. HI
"a cheek Is swollen both inside and on
q some of his teeth are knocked ous al
his tongue badly cut. He suffers II
: tense pain ard moaos continual.
p Py e mia or blood poisoning has airesd
q Get in, and the right eide OF the Chest
M where no shot struck-!s greatly swU
n len ard OF deep purple color.
n He is attended by DR.. Patterson, WI
d while doing everything possisle for b
q relief has very little hopes of hts 7
r coTery. William will be held witho
bail 10 await the result CT Lis brother
n injuries, aud II he should die will ha'
n to stand trial for murder.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Cheese II.

Oa Tuesday sfterr DON a forty pound
cheese was placed in the hay wagon Il
Mr. App,eby, a. the store OF Quigley &
Mullen, for q merchant residing in
CaristiAna. A large msn, formerly a
candidate for TIE nomination of Sheriff
OF New Castle County, also got on the
wagon, ard the team started off for It's
destination. After passing the aims.
house II was discovered that the cheese
had disappeared. What became Of 1t
Ia no: positively known, bat o lad sug-
gests tLat II driver and the candidate
above mer toned may have eaten 1t.
At any ratio the owner would ike 10
tear Of Il, and II any one picked up
such cheese he should make the fact
krown ct once, in order 10 relieve the
above parties from any unjust imputa
t;ons upon their character.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Blaine at an UnyeiIipg.

LONDON, JAY y --&-. James G.
Blaine aui NJ A1dEeN Carnegie al
tended Il te upyelisS ST Dnnterm!:ne %
day OF = uopGmen: OF Alexander The
Third, WAC re!gnsd n Sooli.ui !:ou
1879 to 1876. Tnsy drove > the spot il
a fcur horse coach, They we've We 70
ce!Te3.
MIR. B sire delivered 81 s5!;sas. He
said al ART ;oouEh:the aspect presented
By sn American engaged 10 ;he cere
moay OF raising IN nEmeut 70 a ktrg
Sened cut ot place; hut the hsrI' "a
not SO serioRs, cor..ler.uE that k'ui
Alexander lived be o:e America W.
discovered.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
The N RrketA.

The King street market wts well sup.
piled this morning with all kinds OF
prod uce in season, and attended by
large number of buyers. The ruling
prices were as follows: Batter. % TO 80
cents q pound; eggs, % 10 q cents a
dozeI; new potatoes, 10 to IL cents
half peck; onions, 20 cents ialf peck !;
tom stces, % 10 80 cents bali peck !;
cabbage, TO 5 csDts head; lettuce, 3
10 cents; cAu.itiower, 5 TO 10 cents;
beets, 5 cents a bunch; string beans, 10
cents half peck; green corn, IL 20 20
cents a dozsr; apples, IS TO 20 cents
half peck cucum bers, 70 2 cents esct ;
black berries, 8 TO IL cents quart
uhortleberries, 5 20 10 cent; red rasp.
bsrries, II to IA cents; peaches, 20 to 40
cents a half pect; cautaloupes. 5 10 u
cants each; water mellous. Is to 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
a, sm,uen, y,rc,nlan,. Death,

RIcHMosp, Va, July le Inform a.
siuu Was reoeivsu Aets this eTeh.ns
tba, Hon E NJ T. Hunter died a. MIS-
home, Pouut Hill, E.s County, YES
terdsy. NJ. Hurier was one Oh VIZ
sinis's most eminent c.t,zsns for GaoS
years before and during TIE late var.
He was born IN Iat9 He seIvei seveis'
terms in the Na.tonsl HOUSE Of EepEe,
teutsuves, being e.tc ed Speaker OF
that body In 1889 Saessq 1entsy ne ~a'
elected Unitei States SeGstor, aoc N a1'
chairman % the Senate Fiuanca Com
mtttss 10 l849, which position be heid
til the opening Of she war. He gave
Douglas a Close .an for the Presideltis
nomination at the Nes:onal Democ-aliC
Copven.ion ~ Charleston in lSoo
During the war he served ss conieo-'a1
Secretary OF Stale and confederate oena
tor.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
DiEI.

SPENOER-In the l7ih inst. Maggie A.
wife ofWmt spencer, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vtted To attend tue funeral from the res
deLcs OF her metbe-, Mrs. D. AIRY A. Nj Ter,
No. TColumbtl avenue, cn wednesday Ef-
tefno IN, TO meet 6; 'hs house at O'clock
Services at Bethsny Blp;ist Church At 3 O.
clock. Intern n: .: h!yeEytew CemeterJ.
PYLE-Dn the lp.n inst. Joseph e., infant
soa OF Jo.elh i 1at Kate Pyle, aged !
months.
RelAtives and fisnts are respectfully In
vft,d to attend the :cneral from bis grand
parent, Bowen Pyle, GreetoaaE, Dl., On
Tlu.sisy. July c.sl % NEE. at the mouse at
2p. m. Iuternent at McCannen's mootiss- =
noase without :ari-er noiicc.
CAkS ELL the lstn instant, El'zl,
widow OF the late w.ison Carswel!, ss ed
IS year,.
hela,iyes aud friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend the cery .cos at her late resi'
dencs. Third Aat p 1Iar streets, On Inurs.
day afternoon EG2 Interment private.
hADISoN.-Oa ths Isth inst, wilemins,
wife OF james y ,dison, aged e3 years.
Relatives and iIieais are respectfully in
vited 10 attect tse funeral from tho re,t
deree Of her h1:tAnf sll French street CT
Saturday afternoon ~ 30 O'Clock. services
attZ on 81 +. g-4:cA. Interment IN 81
| Peter's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
A ASn-Onn Fire.

LANCASTER, July le This evepiDe
another tise broke ont II tie large N II
lii ety store of Abraham Hi:se, which
was &c badly damaged or Saturday
night. II was discovered in an upp7:
floor and spread -ery rapidly. Ine
building, together S!;H the .ar2e Gotta
log store " ItTsh {; Brother, was
burned a'nctt 10 the ws.,s The d-a 5
store OF John I. LoL2's Sous, OF the
north eide, was also damaged Abraham
HirsS has az Insurance OF S-9tV oA
stock and s. COO 90 tI!.i.uE. Hash q
Brothers had $50 so - stock, which :;
entirely 1uirtG. Tls:r 5c..!!ng - 81
iusu,td. Longs Son. ere ias1ccc. Ire
total .oSs will be over $50, eco
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
The Emin Bey Expedition.

ZASzfBAR. July l9-rhe latest re.
pcrts brought from tse interior by trad
ers show that Enin Bey was IN good
heath In March, ard was projecting Az
expedition 10 further explore the Ka
klbbi river, an imuense stream which
be d discovered In Sspten ber, rising in
the Usongora Mountains ard howing
into the southern part OF Lake Victoria
NyarzA. He proposed that this bis
third expedition shouid occupy three
months. L, is thought tina. he may
meet the Stanley eZp.di..cn in Cson-
sOrS,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Nota Heavy Loss.

The destruction OF the barn OF a.
Devices. Of NJ. Cuta on TuesdIy morn
iug By IRE, did not entail as heavy q
ices as we were ed 20 suppcse as he
ad trs c,ed q new barn the past season,
IN which be lad stored the greater part
OF his hay ard wheat crops, The old
building only contained three or four
tons OF hay and few agricultural i'm
plenen:s. It's destruction therefore
not cause much inconvenience, and ils
disappearance has irt ticted little lose be-
yond the price OF the implements and
some $50 in hay,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Little Johury's Had Break.

Little Johnny Fresh, aged six, walked
into his mothers drawing room before
party OF guests, having come down from
his evenings bath in his pslt to make
some complaint
Goodness ~ shrieked one, take away
that child What dreadful sight ~
II amt no dreadful er than him
shouted back Johnry, as he poin ed to q
big s atue of Cupid, and l got more
clio hes or. Look at my porous plas:e
onto nv back"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Disordetly Conduct.

Fer the past year the resider.s en-
Tsyls street have been awakened a.
most nightly by disorderly gangs CT
colored men and women, WHO world
pass aicns the street ca;sing ard swtsr.
ing, In addition TO using the most oo.
scene lsnauaf imaginable. Complain:
has frequently been made, but TO no
purpose until last night. when ore OF
the gang named Alfred Loptr was ar
rested. He was srrsi2ned al this Il ORE
ing's session OF the city co7r', and
Judge Cummips, after hearing tne evi
dsace, ser:eccsd him 10 pay hne OF Is
and cts,s
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Unrkex,A Compromi.e.

LONDON, July 19.-S.r James Fe-EL,
son, Parliamentary secretary q: the Fer
ei.u O:ice. s.a:si II :le House OF Gem
mons this afternoon thar he question Q:
the assent OF the PoS..: 10 the election 0.
Price Feri iLsui 20 ne Bulgarian throne
would rot arise unit! afte- the Su tan
had sanctioned The e.ec:i5a, epl the SUI.
tau's s4Le.!on lad No: YET been given e
l.
The Porte Las sen: : c.rcu.a- 70 the
Powers suggesting tL2t Prince Feriinaud
tie made Governor Of R5uue.ia ard Re-
gen: II Bulgaria uEt.. new SobEaC.
cES0sss : u q.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
u,r,ersrD,yv..Trtal rost oonei

wAsHISGToH, July 10 The tr.sl
o. John DAuy, iudicttd Ter tie u uCrdtf
cfJoseph q G Kennedy, the aged iea.
est a:e agent, was po.tponed until aiter
the sum mer recess. on tie Ieprese IA
.iou OF counsel fcr the defence tEs'
much time wo1ld te rtq Tired 10 n
vest!zate TIE prisoners pas lie, Will
ayiew % establishing bic insanity.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
six Tourists Perish IN the Alps.

GESEyA, Jaly I9 There have
been severe euo~ -to;m' in the S"iss
A p. Six tourists, '-c.udizg three
strs q lie director OF Zlr!ch College,
lave tetn lcsi or the j Jansfrsu Sew
e:s. parties were sent ont 10 erdsaSor
to r--cac tbtm elt thei- e15rts weIe
prsEeetss'ui. TIE missing tourists
were a., swiss. T1ey were enCeavor
itg 10 uaase ths aSce4t Il the Jrasfsau
WI ECg: su!ies
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
- -
A&lOO coo Prize

A movement has been started among
,eai'ug business Inen OF Buffalo TO raise a
fund OF Slo0, 900, which will BE- offered as
. pr.ze tor the best invention for utilizing
the water power Of Niagara river. The
competition Will be open TO the world.
Several prominen: citizens have already
subscribed $loyo each toward tie fund.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
FIFTH E0iI
SUDDEN )N 6d
THE vii
-OC-
The PRE:I||
| Only Married i, s,,,,l
u EA1
Gone On as-- .lg4 ,.s

The fre.!dsr, A.. b. u
are enjoying al. ,as MI
world, and from tie w. ~
and treated with ,.,i.n
encourage the nos, laa,r,
embrace her. No ops .,.'
sure and sensation ,h,,srs
In q person bette. tan
this article. and II 70, S.9
90 TO where this d!.ecu al
about II, Remtn 5sr ,h.s.i
day an Sunday ari III
tions tie mercury r,I ~'- !,
and higher, and d0t; ,,n,
| Don't die 8 sci4es III
ard rioy TIE .or7.a n
Wha. more lu11,.es t;s,l
when mercury resc.4, vi
instead of roas,.p, uI I
heavyweight 9 5;t.ra a )
those iestbe,-EelsL; n
parchase a! Mey-a G,,|
C!othrg Depot, c3-s ri
Marks streets. I,f-;glI
swees nonsense In .Ass,tI
young sdy when 5:.,sil
rated with sweat, b.a,svl
close en- ugh, (s.d -rsc|
how it is myself nmlr'
need o. clothing sl!;ls.l,'
don't iors ct Meyer. 6a;,I
the beEtfts te,!rsi n
there.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Strikers Can't Go Back to " orr.

NEW YORK, July ia-Tae strike a,
the ie.sus.es Iron Works is rapidly
drawing 70 a cioss. TIE strikers met
tc- .sy sci tec.dei ths; al hsuds
ttlC6 lCCk fC- vo:E e.s2v here. as
t:ers lid uci seem Re .eas: possibility
Z. itei, t.=,ts st.e 70 se; bars 70 work
s. Ds.ams'eu -:s D. .suaiers say
tcst Tie! have a. ;4e men .Gey wan
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Chairman cooper Re,cues Two BAthers

ATLANTIC CITY, July ls State
S.ustor Cooper had scarcely been Oh
tasls and an hour this afternoon y hen
he -escued husband ard wife from
Growing in the surf opposite tue
Unitvd States q Jtel. A breaker threw
the ps,r ia;o deep water, waen tie VIE
Ia Ter tiruRg.e e caught Ter husoaaa %
thu ankle and he'd him down. Toe
5 mater saw thei- peril, and sw N N
II their iescGe succesdsd in rsieasln
t1e husband and bringing the VIE
sAfe.y 20 the tore.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
The Fire Fiend,

A fire at Owensboro, Kentucky, on
Monday night, destroyed nine buildings.
Twelve horses were burned TO death in a
stable The total loss Is estimated az $50, =
00O: insurance, 5000
The storehouse of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railway at Lincoln, Neb-
raska, was burned on Monday night.
Loss, $50, 900; insured.
The st Anthony elevator, near Min.
neapolis, was burned last evening. I,
wasa triple structure, and had capacity
of ., 2,7C0 coo bushels The Ices IS esti
IN ated at 1915, 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
.-s>-

The cornerstone aging % Bs'hsu5
Baptist Church will be on Tol's!ay
afternoon at 90 o. ock. Al ehdrfss
-i. b. sivea ey Esv. a. e. Weston,
D D. rr,.iieut uf Crcz=- Taeo.os iCs.
Seminary, besides ether interesting tx
ercis--
Tbs annual meeting OF the RehoS tn
Beach ASSOC aron met TO dsy. P:eei,
dent Bright went down yests'dsy and
Sam ne, 2. 34;:s. Wtti!aI q. B!.!'n5
and .he:. went deE = day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Meeting Last Night

Wsshlp eton Couclsve, Nc. ., Hep.a.
sophs, or s. W. M. held their regular
meeting last evening with good o..
tendarcs. Ore candidate Was Initiated, ,
aud there are several moro who have
been elected that Will come In within a
short time. This OonclaYe Is grouipg
rapidly, aud is now in 3 highly pros
porous condition,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Warmer To nloI row.

TIE weather usn Gays another hot
wave Is coming TO morrow. We know
OF 10 coo.er place than the rocky e!eus
OF Pr. ii C!esk. The First P.esb, ter.
iAr Sunday school viii piNnic there -.
m1!iow. Trslo leaves y: ! q. N and
Wi. returu il the cool OF the evening.
T!,Et,s, S.; children, SOC
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
Entertainment at st. PauI's

There will be grand en'e-tAirmen TO
night and tomorrow night az 81. Pau's
Catholic Church. by the st. Paui's bra.
matte Clrb, under the management OF
Frank D Grant. The comedy entitled
"Our Boys" will be presented, with an
excellent cast, aud all who With 10 enjoy
q pleasant evening should attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
A Trio DruDks,

Afr d Ia ley, John Car ard Har ;
smith, we're ra'gi a az his n ornios' 1.
SEES on OF the city court, charged W tn
dronkenn ss. Af.er hesriog tha tyiien C
ttey we'ea inc ged guilty, aud The hr.t
two ssnteLc 10 pay fine OF 81 ani costs
e,ch, but the last named plead 50 hsr',
and III ade 81 many promises OF refoiInA.
ii n, that he escaped with q conm!.meu,
unI IN. morrow
Daily Republican., 1887-07-20
A COMPLETE CUBE.

have sutt cred a II nv life with AKIN dis
eases o. different kinds, aud hare never
found permanent rel.ef, until, by the advice
OF q lady friend, use1 your va!uaole Cutl'
euta Remedies / gavs then a thorough
trial, using six bottles Of the Culcura ke-
solvent, two boxes o. Cuticu u and seven
cakes OF Cat.curs soap, and the retalI Tas
iuu wha, | ned been teld IL would 0e-G
com lete cure.
BELLE WADE, Rich noni Va
Kefe.eace, q. W. Laamer, Lrus6ie.
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